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DOBL Onlay and MODBL Onlay on upper molars

Immediate Dentin Sealing

By Lee Ann Brady on 08.29.11

My blog on removing the air inhibited layer that occurs when resin sets, created a number of questions regarding a technique called immediate dentin sealing. This technique, which is more prevalent in Read More

Initial Tissue Shape created with a DeKa CO2 Laser.

Holding Tissue Shape Around a Fixture

By Lee Ann Brady on 08.25.11

[/caption] I sometimes feel like I am playing that old game "Beat The Clock" when I am taking off anterior implant provisionals. This rushed sensation comes from an understanding of the role the Read More

E-Max Lithium Disilicate Veneerlay

NX3 Cures Optibond XTR

By Lee Ann Brady on 08.22.11

One of the options we have when seating porcelain inlays and onlays is to use a dual cure resin cement. As with all products there are material properties and handling considerations to know about Read More

Central incisor prep with discolored band in the cervical third

Masking Discolored Bands: Prep Within a Prep

By Lee Ann Brady on 08.16.11

[/caption] One of the greatest challenges when restoring an anterior tooth with an all porcelain restoration, is a localized area of discoloration. These bands of color create a phenomenon we call Read More

Provisional in Alcohol

Removing The Air Inhibited Layer

By Lee Ann Brady on 08.12.11

The polymerization of resin based products is inhibited by oxygen. We deal with this uncured " Air or Oxygen Inhibited" resin layer everyday. It is the smeary outer coating on a bisacryl provisional Read More

The Two Shade Rule

By Lee Ann Brady on 08.11.11

A common question I get is what the best material is to restore discolored teeth. We have an enormous number of really great materials available today for both veneers and full coverage restorations. Read More

Occlusal reduction on upper bicuspid

Creating Adequate Occlusal Reduction

By Lee Ann Brady on 08.08.11

With the minimum reduction numbers in mind for your occlusal reduction the next step is preparing the tooth. There are two critical steps during preparation that predictably create adequate reduction, Read More

Dental Needle for Local Anesthetic

The Impact of Comfortable Anesthesia

By Lee Ann Brady on 08.03.11

One of the things that helps grow my practice more then any other, is the lengths I go to making sure it is as comfortable as possible when I give anesthesia. Whether patients are anxious about Read More

2mm occlusal reduction molar and premolar

Occlusal Reduction: How Much is Enough

By Lee Ann Brady on 08.02.11

One of the daily challenges in my practice is assuring that I have created adequate tooth reduction and at the same time not taking away more tooth structure then necessary. Occlusal reduction is a Read More

Silicone Bite record of Prepped Teeth

Bite Records on Prepared Teeth

By Lee Ann Brady on 08.01.11

There are things in practice that can make my day, or set it on end. The occlusal adjustment required when seating final restorations is one of these things. I absolutely love it when the restoration Read More

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